Christmas romcoms on Prime Video

Old friends pack into one house for Christmas and the secrets come out with the gifts. It is rated R and it earns the feeling. On Prime and Peacock. Have it for a grown-up night.

Midnight, a ball, and December standing in for the pumpkin. A 2024 fairy-tale romance that is, wonderfully, on Netflix, Prime, Paramount+, and Tubi.

City plans, a ranch, and a Christmas that refuses to stay on schedule. It is on Prime, Hulu, Peacock, and Tubi right now, which is a ridiculous amount of ways to watch one cozy story.

A soft 2020 Christmas movie, and it is everywhere we checked: Netflix, Prime, Paramount+, Peacock, and Tubi. When a title is this easy to find, the couch wins.

The Nativity as a musical, young and bright, with songs that follow you into the kitchen. On Prime and Hulu. A good one when you want the story and you also want a chorus.

The pun is the invitation. A 2024 holiday romance on Prime and Tubi for people who like their titles with a wink and their plots with a bow.

A Hanukkah love story, welcome at this table. Family, food, and a holiday that does not need to borrow Christmas to be cozy. On Netflix and Prime.

Two Christmases get swapped. The title is telling the truth, and Prime and Tubi both have the 2021 movie.

Somebody shows up to cover a Christmas town and the town starts covering them back. A 2023 cozy one, and it is on Prime, Hulu, Peacock, and Tubi.

Two gifts get swapped on a New York sidewalk and two relationships tilt. A Prime romcom that smells like cold air and a blue box.

A big New England family, a girlfriend who does not fit, and a Christmas that tells the truth. It is tender and a little sharp. On Hulu and Prime.

The families have to share a holiday on purpose this time, in the Alps, where nobody can storm off without a coat. The sequel, still on Prime.

Two people head to each other's family Christmases and end up snowed into the wrong house. A British one on Prime, funny about class, kind about parents.

A lonely rich guy rents a family to spend Christmas with, which goes exactly as well as it sounds. Ben Affleck, PG-13, on Prime and Paramount+. A mess, and that is the joke.